Workaholic with Kiko Mabilog Patrick Mabilog

If you’re a parent and a professional, the greatest struggle has to be balancing both aspects of your life.

How do you strike a healthy balance? Can you succeed at work and also maintain a healthy home? We dive into those questions and more in this episode.

I now can officially say that I hate public speaking. And that I no longer consider myself a public speaker. 

Here's why I let go of public speaking as a career and some realizations to help you navigate if you feel lost in your career or if it's time to make some profession changes.

You might or might not believe in serendipity, or maybe you call it something else— chance, luck, or the will of God. But there are moments that change your life, work, or business forever.



Let's talk about that this week.

We often bring our work when we're on vacation, going through the weekend, or disconnecting. That's because we don't want the work to pile up when we get back or drop the ball when we're out of the office.



But it's more than okay to disconnect from work, and possibly too completely! And no, the company won't burn to the ground when you're away.



Let's talk about that and three helpful practices that will help you disconnect completely from work when you're on a break.

Money isn't everything, but it is something. And for those who want to earn more, some principles can help you reach that goal.



In this episode, I discuss the five principles that have worked wonders for me. Check them out and see which ones you can implement today.



Some mentioned resources:


How To Make Your First $100,000 (Masterclass)
The Eisenhower Matrix: A Tool to Double Your Productivity

We want to have job security— to work in the same company, get the same (or more) money month-to-month, and not worry if we'll still be employed tomorrow.

But could that desire for comfort, security, and stability also hold you back? I share a different take on job security and why it can sometimes be more harmful than helpful.